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MotoGP 2022 1/3: Qualifying

One third into the MotoGP 2022 season, and a lot of talk has been made of qualifying. That's a reason why I wanted to make a post focusing on the qualifying, particularly when it comes to different manufacturers and how they are doing. This one doesn't have as structured format as the other posts, but just listing off different stats.

Poles and front row starts

Starting off, there have been 5 different pole sitters so far: Jorge Martín (2), Fabio Quartararo (1), Aleix Espargaró (1), Johann Zarco (1) and Francesco Bagnaia (2).

-> Ducati has taken 71% of the pole positions so far, with Yamaha and Aprilia taking the other two.

Adding on to that, 10 different riders have qualified to the front row: Jorge Martín (4), Enea Bastianini (1), Marc Márquez (1), Fabio Quartararo (2), Johann Zarco (2), Aleix Espargaró (4), Luca Marini (1), Jack Miller (2), Francesco Bagnaia (3) and Joan Mír (1)

-> Ducati has taken most of the front rows with 62%, Aprilia the second with 19%, Yamaha 9% with Suzuki and Honda both around ~5% with one front row start per each.

The magical 'front two rows'

Listening to any rider talk about qualifying, the target is always the two front rows from p1 to p6. Out of the 24 full time riders, 14 of them have started at least one race from inside these two rows. Fabio Quartararo has started there the most, with only one qualifying position lower than p6. Here's how the numbers go for each manufacturer:

57% (24/42) were filled by Ducati's bikes 14% (6/42) were Yamaha's Quartararo 14% (6/42) were by Aprilia's bikes 10% (4/42) were Honda's bikes 2,5% (1/42) was a KTM 2/5% (1/42) was a Suzuki

Who made it to Q2?

In the seven grad prix this season so far, only two riders have been a part of every q2 session. They are Fabio Quartararo and Jack Miller. Four of the full-time riders have not yet gotten through to q2, they are the WithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP Team riders and the Tech3 KTM Factory Racing riders. Jorge Martín has gone to qualifying 2 most through qualifying 1, twice so far. Here's how the 84 q2 spots this season have divided between the different bike manufacturers:

41,7% (35) for Ducati 17,9% (15) for Honda 13,1% (11) for Suzuki 10,7% (9) for Yamaha 9,5% (8) for Aprilia 7,1% (6) for KTM

What about the actual time differences?

Well, this part is just to list the average time the riders from each team are off the ultimate pole position time. In these calculations I omit the wet qualifying results, because wet sessions throw curveballs and you might get q1 times faster than the ultimate pole position time, for example, and that isn't really reflective of the pace on average. There are influencing factors to every qualifying session naturally, so this isn't the one true reflection of the rider's one lap pace, rather than a tool to compare between larger periods of time.

Here are the riders for each manufacturer, listed in championship order and how far off the eventual pole position time they were on the qualifying lap that set the order on average:

Ducati

Jack Miller + 0.464 seconds Francesco Bagnaia + 0.315 seconds Johann Zarco + 0.654 seconds Jorge Martín + 0.390 seconds Enea Bastianini + 0.618 seconds Fabio Di Giannantonio + 1.292 seconds Luca Marini + 0.986 seconds Marco Bezzecchi + 0.936 seconds

altogether + 0.766 seconds

Yamaha

Fabio Quartararo + 0.417 seconds Franco Morbidelli + 1.260 seconds Andrea Dovizioso + 1.240 seconds Darryn Binder + 2.152 seconds

altogether + 1.267 seconds

Aprilia

Aleix Espargaró + 0.544 seconds Maverick Viñales + 1.012 seconds

altogether + 0.862

KTM

Brad Binder + 0.985 seconds Miguel Oliveira + 1.220 seconds Remy Gardner + 1.524 seconds Raúl Fernández + 1.770 seconds

altogether + 1.356 seconds

Suzuki

Álex Rins + 0.694 seconds Joan Mir + 0.754 seconds

altogether + 0.725 seconds

Honda

Marc Márquez + 0.741 seconds Pol Espargaró +0.612 seconds Takaaki Nakagami + 1.070 seconds Álex Márquez + 1.482 seconds

altogether + 1.069

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MotoGP 2022 1/3: Teams' Championship

Here's the third part of the statistics posts for the first third of the MotoGP 2022 season, with the Teams' Championship and how many points each rider has contributed to theirs so far.

1. Aprilia Racing 131 pts

75% (98 pts) scored by Aleix Espargaró 25% (33 pts) scored by Maverick Viñales

2. Team Suzuki Ecstar 125 pts

55% (69 pts) scored by Álex Rins 45% (56 pts) score by Joan Mir

3. Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP 121 pts

84% (102 pts) scored by Fabio Quartararo 16% (19 pts) scored by Franco Morbidelli

4. Ducati Lenovo Team 118 pts

53% (62 pts) scored by Jack Miller 47% (56 pts) scored by Francesco Bagnaia

5. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing 99 pts

57% (56 pts) scored by Brad Binder 43% (43 pts) scored by Miguel Oliveira

6. Gresini Racing MotoGP 97 pts

97% (94 pts) scored by Enea Bastianini 3% (3 pts) scored by Fabio Di Giannantonio

7. Repsol Honda Team 94 pts

57% (54 pts) scored by Marc Márquez 43% (40 pts) scored by Pol Espargaró

8. Pramac Racing 90 pts

69% (62 pts) scored by Johann Zarco 31% (28 pts) scored by Jorge Martín

9. LCR Honda 48 pts

62% (30 pts) scored by Takaaki Nakagami 38% (18 pts) scored by Álex Márquez

10. Mooney VR46 Racing Team 40 pts

52% (21 pts) scored by Luca Marini 48% (19 pts) scored by Marco Bezzecchi

11. WithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP Team 14 pts

57% (8 pts) scored by Andrea Dovizioso 43% (6 pts) scored by Darryn Binder

12. Tech3 KTM Factory Racing 3 pts

100% (3 pts) scored by Remy Gardner 0% (0 pts) scored by Raúl Fernández

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MotoGP 2022 1/3: Constructor´s Championship

Continuing the one third into MotoGP 2022 Statistics, here's the current Constructor's championship standings and how much each rider has contributed to it so far. The number after the rider's name is how many races they have been the top rider of their manufacturer.

1. Ducati 152 pts

48% (75 pts) scored by Enea Bastianini, 3/7 23% (36 pts) scored by Johann Zarco, 2/7 16% (25 pts) scored by Francesco Bagnaia, 1/7 13% (20 pts) scored by Jorge Martín, 1/7

2. Yamaha 102 pts

100% (102 pts) scored by Fabio Quartararo, 7/7

3. Aprilia 99 pts

94% (93 pts) scored by Aleix Espargaró, 6/7 6% (6 pts) scored by Maverick Viñales, 1/7

4. KTM 84 pts

57% (48 pts) scored by Brad Binder, 5/7 43% (36 pts) scored by Miguel Oliveira, 2/7

5. Suzuki 80 pts

75% (60 pts) scored by Álex Rins, 4/6 25% (20 pts) scored by Joan Mir, 2/6

6. Honda 67 pts

64% (43 pts) scored by Marc Márquez, 4/7 30% (20 pts) scored by Pol Espargaró, 2/7 6% (4 pts) scored by Takaaki Nakagami, 1/7

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MotoGP 2022 1/3: Riders' Championship

Seen as we are officially one third into the new MotoGP season, I thought I'd collect a few statistics so far from the season. First up we have just the riders' championship with the averages in races, qualifying and points per race so far.

I'd like to note that all of these stats are just for fun and they are naturally context dependent and open for interpretation. Because the sample size is so small (only seven races) one result changes up the averages a lot. Still, I personally find these a useful tool when thinking about the championship so far and how we got here.

terminology explained:

q. avg - the average qualifying position pole + front rows - poles + starting places on front two rows q2 - the number of appearances in q2 r. avg - the average finish in races that the rider finished, DNF’s not included ppr - points per race, out of all races finished how many points scored on average wins + podium - number of wins + number of 2nds and 3rds dnf - the number of retirements * - anything to add, like missed races, team changes etc

Rider's Championship, after the French GP:

Fabio Quartararo, Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP, 102 points

q. avg - 5 pole + front rows - 1 + 1 q2 - 7/7 r. avg - 4,71 ppr - 14,57 wins + podium - 1 + 2 dnf - 0

2. Aleix Espargaró, Aprilia Racing, 98 points

q. avg - 5,4 pole + front rows - 1 + 3 q2 - 6/7 r. avg - 4,86 ppr - 14 wins + podium - 1 + 3 dnf - 0

3. Enea Bastianini, Gresini Racing MotoGP, 94 points

q. avg - 8,4 pole + front rows - 0 + 1 q2 - 5 r. avg - 5,3 ppr - 15,7 wins + podium - 3 + 0 dnf - 1

4. Álex Rins, Team Suzuki Ecstar, 69 points

q. avg - 11 pole + front rows - 0 q2 - 5/7 r. avg - 6,7 ppr - 11,5 wins + podium - 0 + 2 dnf - 1

5. Jack Miller, Ducati Lenovo Team, 62 points

q. avg - 5,1 pole + front rows - 0 + 2 q2 - 7/7 r. avg - 5,6 ppr - 12,4 wins + podium - 0 + 2 dnf - 2

6. Johann Zarco, Pramac Racing, 62 pts

q. avg - 6 pole + front rows - 1 + 1 q2 - 6/7 r. avg - 5,4 ppr - 12,4 wins + podium - 0 + 2 dnf - 2

7. Francesco Bagnaia, Ducati Lenovo Team, 56 pts

q. avg - 8,4 pole + front rows - 2 + 1 q2 - 5/7 r. avg - 6,8 ppr - 11,2 wins + podium - 1 + 0 dnf - 2

8. Brad Binder, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 56 pts

q. avg - 12,1 pole + front rows - 0 q2 - 4/7 r. avg - 7,7 ppr - 9,3 wins + podium - 0 + 1 dnf - 1

9. Joan Mir, Team Suzuki Ecstar, 56 pts

q. avg - 8,6 pole + front rows - 0 + 1 q2 - 6/7 r. avg - 5,2 ppr - 11,2 wins + podium - 0 dnf - 2

10. Marc Márquez, Repsol Honda Team, 54 pts

q. avg - 8,5 pole + front rows - 0 + 1 q2 - 5/6 r. avg - 5,4 ppr - 10,8 wins + podium - 0 dnf - 0 * missed 2 races due to injury

11. Miguel Oliveira, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, 43 pts

q. avg - 15,1 pole + front rows - 0 q2 - 2/7 r. avg - 9,8 ppr - 8 wins + podium - 1 + 0 dnf - 2

12. Pol Espargaró, Repsol Honda Team, 40 pts

q. avg - 10,3 pole + front rows - 0 q2 - 5/7 r. avg - 9,83 ppr - 6,7 wins + podium - 0 + 1 dnf - 1

13. Maverick Viñales, Aprilia Racing, 33 pts

q. avg - 14 pole + front rows - 0 q2 - 2/7 r. avg - 11,3 ppr - 4,71 wins + podium - 0 dnf - 0

14. Takaaki Nakagami, LCR Honda Idemitsu, 30 pts

q. avg - 13,7 pole + front rows - 0 q2 - 4/7 r. avg - 12,14 ppr - 4,29 wins + podium - 0 dnf - 0

15. Jorge Martín, Pramac Racing, 28 pts

q. avg - 5,4 pole + front rows - 2 + 2 q2 - 6/7 r. avg - 10,7 ppr - 9,3 wins + podium - 0 + 1 dnf - 4

16. Luca Marini, Mooney VR46 Racing Team, 21 pts

q. avg - 12,3 pole + front rows - 0 + 1 q2 - 3/7 r. avg - 13,14 ppr - 3 wins + podium - 0 dnf - 0

17. Franco Morbidelli, Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP, 19 pts

q. avg - 16 pole + front rows - 0 q2 - 2/7 r. avg - 12,8 ppr - 3,17 wins + podium - 0 dnf - 1

18. Marco Bezzecchi, Mooney VR46 Racing Team, 19 pts

q. avg - 12,7 pole + front rows - 0 q2 - 2/7 r. avg - 13 ppr - 3,8 wins + podium - 0 dnf - 2

19. Álex Márquez, LCR Honda Castrol, 18 pts

q. avg - 18,4 pole + front rows - 0 q2 - 1/7 r. avg - 12,4 ppr - 3,6 wins + podium - 0 dnf - 2

20. Andrea Dovizioso, WithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP Team, 8 pts

q. avg - 18,4 pole + front rows - 0 q2 - 0 r. avg - 14,6 ppr - 1,6 wins + podium - 0 dnf - 2

21. Darryn Binder, WithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP Team, 6 pts

q. avg - 23,4 pole + front rows - 0 q2 - 0 r. avg - 16,7 ppr - 1 wins + podium - 0 dnf - 1

22. Fabio Di Giannantonio, Gresini Racing MotoGP, 3 pts

q. avg - 16,5 pole + front rows - 0 q2 - 1/7 r. avg - 17,4 ppr - 0,6 wins + podium - 0 dnf - 2

23. Remy Gardner, Tech3 KTM Factory Racing, 3 pts

q. avg - 21,1 pole + front rows - 0 q2 - 0 r. avg - 17,7 ppr - 0,5 wins + podium - 0 dnf - 1

24. Raúl Fernández, Tech3 KTM Factory Racing, 0 pts

q. avg - 22,3 pole + front rows - 0 q2 - 0 r. avg - 17,8 ppr - 0 wins + podium - 0 dnf - 1 * missed 2 races due to injury

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